UFC Fight Night London: Tom Aspinall vs Marcin: Tonight, Aspinal vs Tybura will take place in London, where two heavyweight fighters will battle in the main event. The fight will be held at the O2 Arena and there will be 15 fights in total. The Aspinall vs Tybura fight is the most highly anticipated one. For Indian fans, here are the important details about the event such as timings and streaming options.
Tom Aspinall vs Marcin Tybura: Timings, Streaming Details, And More info For Indian Fans
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Details for Indian Fans For Tom Aspinall ve Marcin Tybura
Aspinall is currently ranked as the fifth-best heavyweight fighter globally, but this will be his first fight after his serious injury in his last bout. Meanwhile, Tybura is ranked tenth and is coming off a victory. This makes it an exciting matchup for MMA fans who are looking forward to some thrilling action this weekend.
For Indian fans, the preliminary card of the Tybura event will begin at 9:30 PM on Saturday, followed by the main card at 12:30 AM on Sunday. However, they need to tune in to two different platforms to catch all the action. The preliminary card will be available for live streaming on ESPN+, while the main card can be watched on Sony Liv and Sony Ten on TV.
Aspinall is making a comeback to the Octagon after a knee injury that caused him to withdraw from his last fight against Curtis Blaydes in July last year. He aims to establish his position in the heavyweight title contention with a victory over Tybura, who has won his last two fights against Alexandr Romanov and Blagoy Ivanov.
Indeed, there are several other fighters on the card besides Aspinall and Tybura who will be competing, making it an exciting event for fans to watch. It will be fascinating to see how these fighters perform in their respective matches tonight.
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